Welcome to Wuffing Education:

Wuffing Education Study days at Sutton Hoo provide in-depth explorations for newcomers, enthusiasts, and specialists in the archaeology, history, landscapes, languages, literatures, art, and music of medieval England in general and of the Wuffing kingdom of East Anglia in particular.

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Study Days to suit you	Study Day themes include Beowulf, Literature, Art, Coinage, Music Landscape and the History of the Anglo-Saxon period. Write, email or phone and we will make sure you are kept informed of future events.	See the current programme of events
Leading speakers	The emphasis of the Study Days is on the quality of the presenters.  We choose only speakers who are widely recognised for their specialist knowledge and who are also effective communicators with good presentation skills.
Time to learn and discuss	Study Days normally start at 10.15am and finish at 4.15pm allowing time to for further discussion or time to wander the grounds of the Sutton Hoo estate and the burial site itself.
Personal attention	The Study Days usually have no more than 25 participants to ensure that you can have the chance for a dialogue with the speakers and with other attendees.
Historic location	Most Study Days take place in The Old Court or in Tranmer House which overlooks the burial mounds at Sutton Hoo, courtesy of the National Trust.
Value for money	Study Days cost no more than £38, which includes a full day of lectures, access to the NT site, parking, coffee and tea throughout the day, and access to the NT exhibition.  You can bring a picnic lunch or eat in the excellent National Trust restaurant with views down to the River Deben.  See terms and discounts. Give gift vouchers
Satisfaction	See feedback comments from previous attendees. Extract from Suffolk Journal article

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Wuffing Education is run as a partnership between Sam Newton and Cliff Hoppitt.  

    Sam was awarded a PhD for his research on Beowulf in 1991 and is the author of The Origins of Beowulf and the pre-Viking Kingdom of East Anglia (D.S.Brewer 1993) and The Reckoning of King Rædwald(Redbird Press 2003).  He is currently a freelance tutor and researcher in early Medieval and Wuffing studies.  Sam uses his knowledge and experience to present some of the courses as well as identify the best speakers for others.  

    Cliff has many years experience in conference and event organisation including international events and uses this experience to ensure that you receive a professional service.

Wuffing Education, 4 Hilly Fields, Woodbridge, Suffolk IP12 4DX 
email: cliff at wuffingeducation.co.uk
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phone 01394 386498

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